The Colorado Rockies played their first game on Sunday and with their 5-2 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks, the Rockies enter the month of March with a record of 1-0.
After 355 days, Cactus League action has resumed for the Colorado Rockies. Yessssssss! When the Colorado Rockies met the Arizona Diamondbacks today at
Colorado Rockies manager Bud Black met with the media, including Rox Pile, on Sunday morning. Here are some of the highlights of the press briefing, including an update on Scott Oberg.
One of the Colorado Rockies few moves this offseason was signing right-handed pitcher Dereck Rodriguez to a minor-league contract with an invite to MLB spring training.
After the events of this offseason, it’s safe to say there are not many Colorado Rockies fans, if any, who don’t want to see General Manager Jeff Bridich lose his job.
Colorado Rockies starting pitcher Antonio Senzatela readily admits he is not a strikeout-type of pitcher, and that mentality has helped him mature into one of the foundational pieces for Colorado’s rotation.
It was a decade ago today that the Colorado Rockies and Arizona Diamondbacks opened up play at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick. In celebration of the milestone, let’s take a look back at Colorado’s lineup that day.
On late Thursday night, Patrick Saunders of The Denver Post reported that the Colorado Rockies are “expected” to be cleared for limited attendance at Coors Field in 2021.
Ready for some Colorado Rockies spring training baseball, even if you can’t make it to Arizona? If so, get out your calendars and mark down these dates and times when Rockies games will be broadcast by radio and/or television.
Position players and pitchers have all reported to Colorado Rockies camp and, with that, we’re getting to hear from various players and/or manager Bud Black on a daily basis.
Will Ryan McMahon become the next Nolan Arenado at the plate and at the hot corner for the Colorado Rockies? Fans of the Colorado Rockies would probably like nothing better than to see “RyMac” emulate Arenado, the eight-time Gold Glove Award winner and five-time All-Star, who will be taking his talents to St.
While the Colorado Rockies may not be expected to do much in the standings during the 2021 season, we saw some interesting odds regarding individual players and their potential chase of a Most Valuable Player or Cy Young award.
The Colorado Rockies, despite the adage “you just know they’re gonna hit,” have not had a great offense in recent years. With the departure of Nolan Arenado, the Rockies will either slip back even further or they will have to have some players develop their bat more in 2021.
The Rockies did save quite a bit of money in giving up Nolan Arenado, which could help them extend Story.
On Tuesday morning, Colorado Rockies shortstop and manager Bud Black spoke with the media, including Rox Pile, and here are some of the highlights from the conversations.
Unless your name is Jeff Bridich or Dick Monfort, your over/under for the 2021 Colorado Rockies win total probably doesn’t start at 90 games. If you were
On Monday morning, newly signed Colorado Rockies first basemen Greg Bird and C.J. Cron met with the media via Zoom, including Rox Pile. Here are some of the highlights from the conversations.
The Colorado Rockies will, for the third straight season, field largely the same team when they take the field at Coors Field against the Los Angeles Dodgers on April 1.
On day four of Colorado Rockies spring training, Rockies manager Bud Black spoke to the media, including Rox Pile, in the aftermath of Colorado Rockies outfielder Ian Desmond announcing that he is opting out of the season (for the second season in a row).
Left fielder Ian Desmond also opted out of the pandemic-shortened season due to COVID-19 concerns.
Nolan Arenado was officially introduced by the St. Louis Cardinals on Tuesday, and the superstar third baseman made it clear he’d prefer to leave his time with the Colorado Rockies in the past.
With Nolan Arenado now officially on his way to the Cardinals, questions have inevitably turned to the future of another star Rockies infielder.
Nolan Arenado already was extremely well compensated, but now his contract is even more valuable.
Three-time All-Star infielder Daniel Murphy, who made his name with the New York Mets and became a Mets folk hero during the '15 postseason that included a World Series run, won't be joining a new team this offseason.
The 29-year-old has won a Gold Glove in each of his eight Major League Baseball seasons and was an All-Star every year from 2015-19. He is also a four-time Silver Slugger and four-time Platinum Glover.
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